AMF v1.4.35 adds multi-HW instance mode encoder, FFmpeg 7.0 & split frame encoding
3rd October 2024
Download v1.4.35 from GPUOpen today! Requires latest driver.
Download v1.4.35 from GPUOpen today! Requires latest driver.
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